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As a Japanese visitor, I felt compelled to share my experience in English for international travelers. We chose this hotel for a family celebration, yet despite the high nightly rate of ¥50,000, it appeared to prioritize style over substance, leaving us with a sense of inconsistency. On the bright side, the room boasted a spacious balcony, scenic views, and comfortable beds—features that might appeal to those seeking a retreat. - Dining: We had reserved a table at the lobby restaurant, but there was a glaring lack of coordination between our reservation and the staff. They struggled with menu details and serving, resulting in a disappointing dining experience. So we went to dine at a nearby restaurant outside of SORANO HOTEL, which offered better service and tastier food at a more reasonable price. - Service: Overall, both hotel and restaurant staff lacked hospitality. Their handling of tasks like check-in and check-out felt unpolished and unprofessional. However, there were a few exceptions, notably the foreign staff in the lounge bar, who provided exceptional service. - Eco-Friendly Concept: Despite promoting ”well-being” and ”eco-friendliness,” the hotel's practices felt inconsistent. For instance, the unlabeled and the unsealed water pitcher in our room, supposedly containing Fuji spring water, left us uneasy. Additionally, the bathroom's plastic cups were scratched and cloudy, lacking cleanliness.

It was wider than I expected, cleaned well, and I was able to spend a pleasant time. The customer service of the person in charge was also very comfortable. I would like to use it again.

It wasn't impossible to walk from the station, but I was traveling with my elderly parents, so it was a little far. However, the hotel room was clean and spacious, and the staff were smiling. The rice was also delicious.

A cost-effective hotel. Although most hotels in Japan are relatively small, this one is reasonably designed and even has a small sofa in the corner. Six or seven hundred meters away from Tachikawa Station, recommended.

　Stayed in Tachikawa for the first time in several years. I chose this hotel in a plan without being punished. I didn't expect much, but it was good because of it. The room feels like Nagaya in the Edo period. ３０４. However, the room was large and felt. It is negative that there is no ＢＳ. Overall old, the entrance is difficult to understand, and １ floor is a restaurant. ２ floor is the front desk. The room is in front of the elevator, the soundproofing is terrible in the corridor and outside. I just liked it, including the plan. The location is good from the station in about ３ minutes, and I think I will stay again as long as this price is.

The location is very good, and you can walk to Tachikawa Station in two or three minutes. There are coin-operated self-service laundry machines and dryers on the first floor. The front desk is small, clean and sanitary, and there are many self-service items. The street outside is very clean, and there are many restaurants around the shopping district.

The hotel staff are friendly, kind, and polite. The hotel closes at 01:00 AM, which can be inconvenient, but its location is convenient as it is close to Don Don, Lawson, 7-11, and the train station hub.

This is a reliable Toyoko-everything is standard for a Toyoko and it is one of the few that are located close to a station along the Chuo line. Reason for 3 stars is that the breakfast on both days was noticeably less than other Toyoko's. protein was essentially only prepared fish. No juice; no condiments like jelly or butter. Can't go wrong with the price and if you want to be on the Chuo line, this is a good place. Just not in the highest level compared to others in the Toyoko chain.

It is a business hotel in downtown 3 minutes walk from JR Tachikawa station. There were taverns and ramen shops on the lower floor and it was a little bit at the entrance of the hotel, but it was felt that the guests were able to spend comfortably in interior, fixtures, breakfast, etc. It was a hotel that I could spend.

It was very convenient near Tachikawa station. The room was clean and comfortable. Also the duck in the bathroom was lovely. And most of all, it was a shock that there was a kitchen in the room. We think that it is really good hotel. I will use it again!